First of all, thanks for providing this truly helpful project, so that people like me can learn how a gofiber based web app can/should be architected. I'm still in the process of wrapping my head around how things work, and would appreciate if the following use-cased can be covered as well.

• Serving dynamic content based on local static file. The key is the separation, I want to code my .html part in .html as much as possible, instead of writing them in .go. So far I am still not sure how to do it with gofiber, so would you provide a sample usage code please? I think the easiest way is to link each added user to a new GET page, where the dynamic content is served based on a local static user.html file.
• Showcase of redirect. I want my / page a redirect one, so that I can easily redirect to /v2/ if things are ready. So maybe rename static/public/index.html as static/public/index-v1.html and redirect to it from / page?

Thanks for considerations/helps.

The current app.go sometimes doesn't bind to 0.0.0.0 but rather, binds to 127.0.0.1 which will not work with requests from outside the container when the port is exposed i.e. docker run .. -p 3000:3000.

To fix this, in app.go Line 32 change listen from

app.Listen(3000)

to:

app.Listen("0.0.0.0:3000")

Hello
maybe this is just a little suggestion why the router is not separated in the router folder?

I made boilerplate for fiber as well as this https://github.com/firmanJS/boillerplate-fiber might be checked and considered
thank you

First, I want to thank you for sharing this boilerplate. I just started to get to know Fiber and this was a great help. Thank you so much!

I did find the Dockerfile you are using a bit complicated - I know it is an example from the Docker documentation and it does work. The first problem that I ran into was that the image generated in the second step - in the scope of my Docker abilities - could not be renamed. So I always ended up with a generic ID (makes it a bit more complicated to add the image into a Docker-Compose or Kubernetes workflow). And then there is the issue of keeping the container running in the background.

Is there a reason behind the setup you choose that I am not seeing? Or is this a better solution:

https://github.com/mpolinowski/boilerplate

Docker image will crash in Prefork mode without dumb-init packge
Add: RUN apk add dumb-init to docker file in order to solve issue.

Hi there, I just got started with Fiber today. My own experiments worked fine, but trying out this boilerplate app looked wrong. When entering a couple of user names and then doing a reload the list seem to be the same strings with varying length. That looks to me that the buffer is not handled correctly.

changing the following in database.go seems to fix it

func UserCreate(c *fiber.Ctx) error {
	user := &models.User{
		Name: utils.ImmutableString(c.FormValue("user")),
	}
//...

I just wanted to confirm that this is correct and the right place - and I'm not missing something blindingly obvious as a beginner